Great for me; I’m “neurodivergent” anyway. Perish the thought of being forced to deal with sociopaths and other stressed-out employees I’d need to work with all day, every day until you die? Now that’s my idea of going crazy!..
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That’s why I never really fell into religion. Like 10 times in recent history, the apocalypse or rapture was supposed to happen; people were clapping their hands for Jesus’ return, thinking they’d be chosen to ascend or go wherever. For how long exactly? Have they always been like this? I can’t help but stand there wondering if those people aren’t wrapped too tight and loose with reality; they kind of worry me. It’s like they actually want the world to end every waking day, and they believe it.
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No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•Why do we need legal genders at all?English
25·4 days agoTraditionally, for inheritance & land tax purposes, the woman takes the owner’s name; her attributes, kids & possessions are settled or accounted for upon her husband/father’s death. Most of these laws were written in maritime law, where men were expected to die in battle or get lost at sea… So who gets a man’s valuables is mostly why there are only 2 genders by law, and always have been… The only reason 70 + pronouns were floated as a concept came from Marxist communist pseudo-philosophy, zionists in the White House trying to subvert the education sector and universities to push transgendeisum. That’s why all the Ivy League academic institutions have liberal democrats running them now, producing idiots who say “men can get pregnant”. American education sector is being bought out, gutted and turned into political brainwashing camps for people who will believe anything.
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Technology@lemmy.world•Banks are now trying to offload the AI data center debt they just underwroteEnglish
1·5 days agoI think demand is coming only from a small group of people, though; it’s definitely not the rest of the S&P 500, since they’re going bankrupt from it! lol
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Technology@lemmy.world•Banks are now trying to offload the AI data center debt they just underwroteEnglish
1·5 days agoI think they’ll shrink by half over a few years and revert back to the consumer market by repackaging all the hardware they couldn’t get the power and data centres built for. They’ll probably make a bunch of AI gadgets, then move on to the next thing.
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Technology@lemmy.world•Banks are now trying to offload the AI data center debt they just underwroteEnglish
1·5 days agoAI is just the NFT version of the GFR, again, in 2026 and much worse. No one will be hype farming it after this crash. All the larping “AI bro” channels will go. Influencers sitting on the beach with their laptops, shilling how it makes them $100,000 a month while they sleep. Those people will go… What I suspect will remain of the industry is a completely niche sector for specialised applications in schools, hospitals, higher education, and film & sound design; it can reduce some of the burden at work if implemented well. But most of the public will remain staunchly opposed to a subscription-based life where AI drives every IoT device in their home or vehicle and generates sloppy, hallucinated content that doesn’t help them but harms them.
NOTE: In a survey, over 60% of Microsoft users say they actively seek ways to bypass online account processes for local accounts and encourage others to do the same. If you can’t sell the idea of mandatory sign-in just for syncing desktops because everyone understands why a PC is exactly that “a Personal Machine”, everything is supposed to stay & run locally if it is indeed “YOUR COMPUTER”… I don’t see the big 5 generating the revenue through online subscriptions to get them out of that debt spiral; local open-source AI models and cheaper hardware are the only way I see plausible mass adoption happening.
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Linux Gaming@lemmy.world•Discord is rolling out global shortcut support (e.g. Push to Talk) on Wayland for Linux users, live on Canary now and stable next week.English
33·6 days agoI’m not sure why I’d be installing actual Discord on Linux; I’m sure there should be an open-source fork somewhere that’s less resource-hungry and less intrusive to the system… Just saying.
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Linux Gaming@lemmy.world•Discord is rolling out global shortcut support (e.g. Push to Talk) on Wayland for Linux users, live on Canary now and stable next week.English
3·6 days agoPrecisely, Stoat or fluxer
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Technology@lemmy.world•Banks are now trying to offload the AI data center debt they just underwroteEnglish
9·6 days agoI don’t see it happening; Copilot was a failed proof of concept that crippled the Windows ecosystem and permanently tarnished Microslop’s reputation as the premier operating-system developer; the Linux community doesn’t openly embrace AI much at all, and gamers couldn’t care less about it… All the LLM services have been running at a consistent loss/debt, and CoreWeave is propped up by the only 2 companies that couldn’t even successfully launch a finished product. They need to cut their losses and pack it in; call it a day!
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PC Master Race@lemmy.world•Vibe coders don't know when to stop: GTA 5, Modern Warfare 2, and Halo are all playable in browsers until the lawyers come knockingEnglish
2·8 days agoBig deal! The gaming industry is properly cooked at this point anyway; all these companies only have themselves to blame, and I, for one, am happy to see all that abuse of power backfire in the publishers’ faces. screwing both developers and customers like this for the past 15+ years was never going to sustain the console business.
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Linux@lemmy.ml•What's your favorite linux os you suggest to beginners who wish to learn linux?English
1·8 days agoI’ve been using MX for years, stable reliable Dedian distro, regardless of which kernel, KDE Plasma desktop keeps workflows clean & familiar. If I was a total newbie in 2026… I’d try ZORON… it’s impossible to goose that up and can use ubuntu store.
Welcome to the family, mint was a good choice. 👍
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United Kingdom@feddit.uk•Wildlife park confirms tiger will not be euthanised after man mauled to deathEnglish
81·8 days agoThe guy darwined himself… And the fact that would even be up for suggestion under the circumstances make me wonder if human’s hubris has any solution besides depopulation, less we forget a tiger doesn’t even bloody belong in the UK at some pen humans dumped it in to. probably hungry AF, what they all expect!? X |
lemmus.org As I understand it, lemmus.org was launched only 5 years ago. reddit has been established for 21 years, nobody was looking for alternatives until the reddit mods became synonymous to political dogma groups and began to deteriorate into one of the most toxic, divisive and counter productive platforms on the internet. people aren’t finding lemmus because google refers to reddit as default provider for answers/results. I only found this because I looked through articles particular for FOSS and decentralization, normies don’t know what that is to look for it.
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Linux@lemmy.ml•Native Linux is coming to our phones much more easily (Xiaomi Mi Max 2)English
2·14 days agoI have a pinephone pro, seems like manjaro bricked it and I can’t flash the rom again …Any theories on what to do?


That’s how it needs to be, and how it should be. Otherwise, we are all permanently screwed by big tech, subscribed and licensed to even own a computer by 2035; MicroSlop says open-source AI is good somehow, but we will see through their actions if they lock down their new line of NVIDIA Spark laptops to an approved number of models. I heard rumours that Deekseek might be banned in America; I can’t see how that would work though.